Sentence examples for whole eradication from inspiring English sources

The leadership is committed, but Kano, in the north, where the Muslim population a few years ago refused immunisation because of false rumours that the vaccine would sterilise their children, "remains a smouldering risk that could yet undermine the whole eradication effort," the board says.

"It erodes the underpinning of the whole eradication concept," says Peter Jahrling, a smallpox researcher at the U.S. Army Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases in Fort Detrick, Maryland.

"The Global Fund should be the social investment bank for the whole malaria eradication strategy, not the social investment bank for very badly affected countries alone," he says.

The change in the frequencies of damage during the whole period after eradication is shown in Table 3.

For the whole period after eradication, 38% of the hides were still affected by light flecks and spots.

As we know, down-regulating the expression or the activities of ABC transporters can inhibit the drug efflux, which benefits to whole tumor cell eradication, including CSCs.

So in 2006 Mr Costa could dream that the whole area might move towards eradication.

The eradication programme engaged whole communities, forming important partnerships – with the World Health Organisation, Unicef, the Indian Red Cross and non-governmental organisations – and accessing children even in areas of insecurity, such as several states with violent Maoist insurgencies.

That Epstein born to Jewish parents in 1937, into a world at war against Hitler could wish for the eradication of a whole group of people seems startling to many of us now.

"The main lesson I've learned in the whole process [of Guinea Worm eradication] is that we underestimate the capability of people -- if given a chance -- to improve their own lives," he said.

The relatively short duration of the selection episode was chosen to eliminate confounding factors on prey escape velocity, such as developmental and plastic responses, and to prevent eradication of the whole group by a predator.